- Opening words – The Impossible Will Take A Little While
Events
- National Coming Out Day – Monday October 12
- Washington DC—8 people are going from Stanford
- Solidarity event for Saturday October 10th– Imani is the point person; email her if you want to help out ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
- Community organizing training—Camp Wellstone (November 7th (12-6) and 8th (12-4))
- Email Laura if you want to help out or attend
- You can attend only Saturday or both days (Sunday is more advanced training)
- Maine Phonebanking –Ben is point person (
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- Thursday October 6 at 2:30—going to San Jose to get trained in phone banking (this will last about 2.5 hours)
- You can help out even if you can’t attend training – just let Ben know how much time you can commit
- Trans awareness week
- November 20th is national Transgender Remembrance Day–solemn event
- We can do an awareness week separately or do something for the official national event
- Candlelight vigil on Transgender Remembrance Day
- Queer Homeless Youth
- People who are going to DC will be learning a lot about queer homeless youth
- When they get back, we will discuss how we can help
- Disorientation Guide
- Series of stories written by Stanford students
- Jenna ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )—wants us to write stories about queer activism on Stanford campus
- 300-500 words written within the next week (by around October 13th)
- Jenna will email out a PDF of the old guide
- October 30th—JSA is inviting Scott Freed to speak
- He will be speaking about his life coming out and his experience with HIV
- JSA is looking for co-sponsorship – Total cost is $1000
- Our presence there would be very valuable because it is a discussion type event
- Friday 8:30 Hillel Center
- Emma Goldman and JQ will apply for money together from ASSU
- SPEAK
- Jihad for Love – about being queer and Muslim
- Also looking for co-sponsor – but no money involved, we just need to attend
- Will be screened on a Thursday in the next few weeks
- Amanda Gelender is doing a play about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and student activism
- It is relevant because it involves direct action and marginalized people
- We can have a table outside and get a bio during the play
- Closing words—also from The Impossible Will Take Awhile





